The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-02-19

bouse. and dS
md then, when the pale shadow
suffering wife makes her appearance as'in,
onJ stands aghast at the dreadful sight' nc
il actually aggrieved, and puts ms ha1 on
81 COOS off in fit Of sulks, and 1t taxes
ar har et least week to repair the ravages oi
ono dav of absence from the helm-
UNI The careful little wife will go to Market
IL Iool about her with far-seeing eyes,
anJ No butcher or other dealer can sIake
Lar r resolution in the question OF cuts or
n.hor III necessities. She knows just what sne
Usmet ~ants and how much She may not Dc
~ - Keen books by double or twisted
"D ..,, bnt sbe knows how much she wants
- s1end and what for, and she goes nome
" ;.i oood wholesome, cheap and suitable
II wiUn SOd;se each article adapted to the
n.Iar and enough for two or three days, y.
lie oSnea' n,aols ',a each. and one extra meal out
~ \ ~ w H. rema;nder. She looks at JOINT
le -;tb a view to hash, or ragout, or pies' or
Il, WIN sa meat or some other future posi-
gu h;i;t;es ,Ia and in her quick brain she men
~ .aiIv % divides the joint into SO much Tor each
ai ''lI ,her Of the family, and so much to De
"a "a loft over for something else. She puys nei
~ ~ marketing with clear knowledge oi ne.
'eu 1h;act and can make ten dollars go as 1ar
tG. L LII
p man can twenty, and still save hersen
iau % 20 s;lls dress in season besides
~. Watch her husband in the market, When
!; III ho decides to take the reins OF government
heS' ;nto his hands. because his wife IS extraVa-
'ou- IN, Inst see the keen and you=can Z
lses, ssaat-me kind of an air which he adopts'
auu III vbich the market men know hke
uPle %aol az He isn't going to be fooled, not ne.
;ent, I will spare the reader the nalass home
ay- tails, and only say that when ne sGS H Snd,
y yerv with his economy his horrineu wlas ,. anl
% o1 that he has bought the choicest cu'si ast
Dros- enough Of them to last four Gays az - 4
p1eo Int that he has got all things that mus. :. I
y = ,,ssd at least within two days, or Vhey =.
Ss.'. srS6,i;f and the same way With TIC Vess''
thing. bles. lam much none
'ce =. os she would have done, and got q lo0
'Srlus - Tor;sbable material, and forthwith ne 3
lnsn Sa pugrv and says mean things II sne oPe
he I;e I her Inns in mild protest, and hkeiy a.
inu,. e,ets m and leaves the house, ana ea's
~ the meals at the club. ,hat VII,
ly' w The real facts of the case are Una. y
neo pS over man grows dissatisfied with MS no no
,,ndar the management OF his wiie enele
as SUD Samstbino Sns wrong. Either he IS extra
'ris0 s sy pant himself and wants TO cur'4t, for
US a ex, aIt Esg;timate expenses of his family for
@DeneJ own selfish pleasures, or he IS OllOas
Umn wants GOOD dose of blue mass, with
lck ,,i Of ipecac thrown in OF his affairs afs
nS., badIy, or he is allowing himself 70 ueg
Jew rate ate into that most disagreeabe crea'ui
Williams cross old man. ,rhon the
" m hllae,s eas There is no cure, except wnen '.o
her Tor ,uontsd l desire for retrenchment, comes
OF TINS hard times, and then the best thing =
water nat = n take his wife into his conno'
chIevous frankly e and fairly, and let her DO the
10 oaa om;xing in the house while ne uoe'
from .ne s,r Obare IN those things which men AT
's'lea'l1n - consider as mere tribes.
neck IN y The Ty true woman is the best manage
ie Irigns onv household, and though her argun M
plump On n ~ abstruse subjects are generally NJ
stln anu 70 her convictions, and "6ecause,
iectly y IN ym Knows how to amanage," and the sel y.
we 'nSu, husband will let her do 1t, ana pIals'
near .ns for what she has done; and, above = 4
y asss'ea scold for what she failed todo ana !
ie mn a. @ bs sure that in all cases she does pe''e
assume his he can.